So I truly did not remember really anything about this movie.

Robbie.

I had never watched it in full until we went into this.

I saw it over the last couple of days.

I had a pretty good time with it.

And I think part of the problem is they marketed it with this Hulk versus tag.

And I think that makes it seem like it's going to have less story than it does.

There's never a bad fight within these two movies.

And I remember really

wanting to do that kind of animation.

Just really cartoony, exaggerated animation for the longest time.

I was into anime as well.

I bet Dragon Ball was a big thing for me.

I remember...

Being into Dragon Ball Z, but realizing pretty early on that it had all these story problems because they were trying to stretch out arcs to fill episode quotas.

Superman

For a while, yes

...

Osamu Tezuka had a really unique, like, vision of the future.

Like, a, a very optimistic vision of the future, you know.

The robots will come in, take care of a lot of these problems, and help ease the burden of poverty and stuff.

But Metropolis is a more cynical thing.

It's, it's about how- Uh, you know, there are class systems and all these problems are created through the class systems, and the robots are not only a means of keeping the poor down by getting rid of jobs, but also a means of war, you know, a means of...

Like, hell yeah.

What led you to want to talk about this particular episode?

Well, I love Daredevil and I love seeing different iterations of Daredevil.

I had to go into the new season despite the fact that I've been cutting myself off from a lot of Disney stuff.

Daredevil is just one of the coolest superheroes for me because he has like such a dramatic uh backstory and he has a lot of moralizing and stuff that i think lends itself to vigilante crime stories and i like it when he gets paired up with other superheroes too and uh I had known about the second season shift of this, uh, show, because when we talked about the other FF cartoon, I had to change it.

I'm sorry if it felt like, if it felt like I was being a prima Donna, but when we tried to go into that first episode of the 94 fantastic four cartoon, just the animation and everything going on with it just i i couldn't handle it crazy town like that is a production that had a lot of problems um i've i've since watched a little bit more of that and i'm still not convinced of it But I'm considering finishing up that first season so that way I can get maybe some of the leftover plot threads from the first season they put into the second season.

but there you have it and we just watched and i hoped you did too the fantastic four and a blind man shall lead was it everything you'd hoped it would be It's

about as good as I expected it to be.

I definitely think they're not capable of getting rid of the cornball elements of the previous iteration in the way they're probably reaching for.

And, you know, I got a little bit of that from the movie, but that was also me getting lucky and catching a movie that had him in it.

Yeah.

They, uh, they don't do a great job with the sideman, uh, playable characters in this.

I'm, uh, I'm a little frustrated by that aspect of it.

I must admit, I...

The gameplay of this is a little tedious, and I hate to say that.

And I, I was r- I wasn't looking forward to admitting that.

I mean, overall, as we start to wrap things up, what does this game really get right looking at the Lupin the Third franchise?